Sohaib Aleem, MD

I had a great experience with everyone that helped me during my appointment. Jess is amazing!

The visit was professional and informative. The staff was friendly and engaging. The Dr explained things well. It was a positive experience. Thank you

I have referred others to Dr Aleem

I was afraid to try new foods due to my allergies, but thanks to AllergyX, I now have a solid food allergy treatment plan. My reactions have reduced, and I feel more confident in my daily life!

Dr. Aleem was very thorough in his assessment. He explained his observations and the possible causes for such occurrences. I felt included in the process.

Dr Aleem has the best chair side manor! Well informed and a good communicator.

Dr. Aleem and his nurses are very kind and very good at making you feel comfortable.

This feedback is not for the nurse/MA (who was fantastic and very engaged) but the physician. Dr. Aleem. Although obviously knowledgeable, he was often dismissive, interrupted us while speaking, did not go deep enough to determine/exclude a diagnosis. He also did not seem to really listen. He rushed through questions, spoke over us, dismissed things as unimportant that were concerns for us, and it was, at times, hard to follow the conversation because of the pace. He really needs to slow down, listen, and let patients speak. He also needs to fully address concerns without being dismissive. It comes off as rude and condescending. I understand he wants to focus on objective data points for diagnosis but context and history is important and he barely addressed that, which I found problematic.

Doctor is very dismissive and when asked a question that he can’t answer he implies that it is a stupid question rather than admit he doesn’t have the answer. Met with my husband for 6 minutes. Didn’t go over or acknowledge UPDATED diagnosis from hematology oncologist. Said that I was not intelligent enough to ask questions because I wasn’t even smart enough to bring all my husband’s medications. I wouldn’t recommend Dr Aleem to treat a hamster let an actual human being. This man OBVIOUSLY did not research my husband’s disease. Systemic Mastocytosis is a very serious chronic disease that if not taken seriously can become Mast Cell Leukemia.

Dr. Aleem wanted to show that he is a real doctor - looked at my throat for no reason, and announced that I had white spot there and need a biopsy. After a couple of stressful months I finally got to see a good ENT, who checked my throat and said its just a childhood tonsillectomy scar!